Land Deeds and Local Notes Highlight Meridian Briefs
A long column of land transfers from Neal Rudeetux to Jesse C. Jeason and others outlines parcels in Clifton and Walnut Springs with prices up to 10,050 dollars. The report also notes a former Methodist pastor, Rev. Mina Ivantio, active with the Y M C A, and mentions Meridian College teachers and Cotton Page interest in Waco. Local residents send greetings, revival services wrap up, and Commissioners Court sits as Sheriff Romine visits draft boards.
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Neal Rudeetux
Jesse C. Jeason
Nelson Brothre
Clifton
Ottino Johnson
Neal Rede
Nelson Brothers
James M. Robertson
Tom
J. Smith
Valley Mills
B. Hamfin
Pairview
Walnut Springs
Charles Moran
W. M. Hughes
Morgan
J. &. Proffitt
T. I. Lambert
Walnut Spring
Mrs
Theresa Conrad
Eadward I Conrad
Daniel Chandler
Mattie A. Smith
B . Park
W. M. Lindsey
Fi. Hudicos
Posbles
Trower
Lucy T. Hosmer
William Riddle
Dorsey
F. A
Round House
A. Bienmogs
T. E
B.C. Voss
Y’s Friends Pay Subscriptions List Crowded With Names
A late 19th or early 20th century notice lists numerous individuals with their subscription statuses. The roster includes names such as Lee Conrad, Anna Smith, Pred W. Nelson, Mrs. Laura Bass, A. H. Spitner, and Jim Stapp among others. Some are marked old, some new, and many show small monetary contributions. The tone reflects a local community appeal or fundraiser effort managed by a group connected to Y’s Friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Conrad
R. R. Somrall
Anna Smith
Pred W. Nelson
Mra. N. Canuteson
Gus Glof
Carl Brandes
B. B. Hott
New
Dr. T. ©. Coston
Honey Grove Man Avoids Spending On Show Exhibits
A Honey Grove man discussed the Dallas fair exhibit remarks, saying he did not spend any money on the show. The report notes his indifferent stance and the local reaction to his comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Grove
Dallas Miche
Bia
Iim
Visiting Notables at Georgetown This Week
Fragmented OCR note lists Mr and Mrs George Imhomt and Boc Arther visiting Georgetown. Mentions Janding the Annwal Contmrapot and Interesera with unclear roles. Source text is garbled. key names and places are partially present but details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
George Imhomt Jaf Boc Arther
Interesera
Eyghtower
Soldier Letters From Camp Travis Describe Drills And Parades
A soldier writes of early drill with limited rifles, learning firing basic holds, and preparing for Leon Springs target practice. He notes long hikes to build endurance, parades for Postmaster General Burlison Brigadier General Allen and Governor Hobby, and the efficiency of local boards. He also mentions semaphore and Morse signaling training, bedding on back, and family greetings from his camp near Bosque County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dei
Leon Springs
San Antonio
Bosque County
Vet el Bie
Tafried Wan
Vo Carnfal
Burlyson
Allen
Hobby
Travis
Cand of Thanks from the Bekkelands
A thank you note from Mr and Mrs Sima Bekkeland expresses gratitude to relatives and friends who offered sympathy and care after the loss of their baby. The couple prays that God blesses each giver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Sima
Bekkeland
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John E. Swenson
Werson Hes
Eluicense
Mina Ivat
Armstrong
Meridian College
Meridian
Cotton Paige
Waco
Jon Holler
Waxabuchie
Nome
Thompson
Blooming Grove
YL. Deering
Romine
Draft Board
Our
Methodist Folke
Yloper
Vere
Ween
Ing & Signal School
Leary
Bosque Valley Creamery
J. T. Forson
Carpenter Bros
Myow
Tanlag
Tanlac